The Person Who Saw Cetus by Tang Fei (audio) : Clarkesworld Magazine

The Person Who Saw Cetus

— by Tang Fei, translated by S. Qiouyi Lu, read by Kate Baker —

Our fourth podcast for May is “The Person Who Saw Cetus” written by Tang Fei and read by Kate Baker.

Clarkesworld Magazine Issue 128 - The Person Who Saw Cetus by Tang Fei [43:42m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (41064)

Originally published in Chinese in
Cosmos Is Calling: Gogo, edited by Chen Kun, December 2015.

Translated and published in partnership with Storycom.

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ISSUE 128, May 2017

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Tang Fei is a speculative fiction writer whose fiction has been featured (under various pen names) in magazines in China such as Science Fiction World, Jiuzhou Fantasy, and Fantasy Old and New. She has published a short story collection, The Person Who Saw Cetus, and a novel, Nameless Feast. She has written fantasy, science fiction, fairy tales, and wuxia (martial arts fantasy), but prefers to write in a way that straddles or stretches genre boundaries. She is also a genre critic, and her critical essays have been published in The Economic Observer. She lives in Beijing (though she tries to escape it as often as she can) and considers herself a foodie with a particular appreciation for dark chocolate, chevre, and Single Malt Scotch Whisky. In English, her works have appeared in Clarkesworld, The Year's Best Science Fiction & Fantasy 2014 Edition, The Apex Book of World SF 4, SQ, and Paper Republic.

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